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Meanings of creepiness in English
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molestament desagradable Usage of creepiness in English
1
But the creepiness of it had been very real: and the memory remained.
2
In all the rooms there was a queer dark-greenness and creepiness.
3
The numerous unmarked graves in the area adds to an air of creepiness.
4
So why then, does R Kelly's creepiness continue to be endorsed?
5
Somehow the show didn't convey the true creepiness of these lowlifes.
6
Rachel grinned, pushing away the creepiness of having another woman call her that.
7
I smiled, gave them nothing and didn't let their negative creepiness slow me down.
8
Or what, if anything, was accomplished by this particular round of creepiness and boredom.
9
What these researchers seem to have missed is the sheer creepiness of the doll.
10
The creepiness quotient rises by night, when clip-clopping footsteps echo over the college cobblestones.
11
Octavia Spencer's latest film is a campy carnival of creepiness and a total hoot.
12
You can rate each robot from one to five stars, and rate its creepiness level.
13
And the vile creepiness of inhabiting a Taxxon form.
14
The whole design has startlingly realistic movement, but avoids appearing too human for fear of creepiness.
15
Never before or since have I met a being of that order and degree of creepiness.
16
It's a majestic landscape with an underlying creepiness.
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